DETROIT CAREGIVERS BLACK CHURCH NETWORK
This initiative underscores the Black church’s role in
strengthening family ties and community resilience, ensuring
that no member of the Black Community navigates their
difficulties alone. Through these efforts, the Call to Care
Ministry enhances the communal spirit, making it a
cornerstone of healing health trauma in the Black Church
Community.
Part of the Detroit Family Caregivers’ Project, United Church of Christ Michigan Conference Make A Difference Fund, and the Pan
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"Bridging Generations: Innovative Caregiver Ministry for Young Adults and Seniors," seeks to establish a groundbreaking ministry that pairs young adult caregivers with senior citizens in our community. This initiative is designed not only to provide essential support and companionship to our elderly members but also to empower young adults through mentorship opportunities, skills development, and spiritual growth.
Our prototype is designed to address the growing need for caregiving within our community, fostering an environment where young and old can learn from each other, share experiences, and cultivate a deeper understanding of Black Christian Nationalist service.
Senior Technology Ministry and the Social Media Advancement Association of Colored People are seeking individuals ages 25 - 55 with patience, joy and abilities to provide support in using technology (cellphones, tablets, iPads, etc) email support@homage2be.org for more information.